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The 81st Golden Globe Awards is all the talk at the moment following Cillian Murphy's big win in Beverly Hills, California on Sunday.
One of the viral moments to come out of the ceremony was Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig's presenting skills before the award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.
The comedy duo made the audience burst into laughter by dancing to a tune called 'Fluffing a Duck'.
Ireland AM presenters Tommy Bowe and Muireann O’Connell recreated the classic moment during their live show on Monday.
Check it out below:
Tommy and Muireann recreate that ICONIC moment from the Golden Globes pic.twitter.com/aEXZgC5PjL
— Ireland AM (@IrelandAMVMTV) January 8, 2024
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